Temporary Lagoon Closure Friday, July 4, 2025

Oak Harbor, WALocal News

Oak Harbor officials confirmed a temporary lagoon closure scheduled for Friday, July 4, 2025, to facilitate maintenance and ensure public safety. As a popular recreational area, the lagoon's closure may affect local residents and visitors alike, prompting them to adjust their plans. Specific details about the duration of the closure have not been released, leaving some uncertainty among community members. This action aligns with the city's broader commitment to maintaining public spaces and enhancing community safety. The lagoon serves as a vital recreational resource, and its temporary inaccessibility could impact local summer activities.

Residents are encouraged to stay informed as further information becomes available. Local officials are working to ensure minimal disruption during the closure. The city aims to communicate any updates promptly to keep the community informed.

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